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How To Make Your Executive Communications Program Really Strategic

How To Make Your Executive Communications Program Really Strategic

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Potentially, executive communications is the most powerful PR tool your organization has. In reality, lots of effort is wasted and you’re hard-pressed to figure out what the bottom-line results your C-suite communications’ activities are yielding. Fret about this no more. We’ve assembled the world’s three leading experts on how to create a disciplined executive communication program. Moderated by Vital Speeches of the Day editor David Murray, this all-star panel includes the founder, the manager, and the chief evangelist of the original strategic executive comms program.

You Will Learn:

  • How to match executives with messages and messages with audiences: matrices and message-mapping.
  • How to evaluate speaking and interview opportunities so you take only the ones truly worthy of your executives’ time.
  • How to get executives on board and keep them on board by showing them real results.
  • How to use social media to magnify the power of your program.
  • How to introduce strategic executive communications to organizations that have been running the function ad hoc. 

Who Should Attend

  • C-level and senior executives from Fortune 1000, mid- and small-sized companies
  • Speechwriters and Executive Communication Managers
  • Directors of corporate communications, PR, marketing, community relations, public affairs, finance and HR
  • Executive directors, leaders and managers of non-profits, NGOs, churches, educational institutions and philanthropic foundations
  • Leaders of federal, state, county and municipal government departments and agencies
  • Members of the national media including bloggers 

Presented by:

Steve_Landscape_0210-120Steve Soltis directs the Leadership Communications function at The Coca-Cola Company. In this role he is responsible for executive communication and positioning for the company’s chairman and CEO and is also the architect of the company’s senior executive speakers bureau. Soltis joined Coca-Cola in September of 2006, after spending 10 years directing executive communications for UPS, and two years as a speechwriter for MCI. Prior to his corporate communications career, Soltis worked in a variety of editorial positions for The Global Network, Harte Hanks, Ackerley Communications and the Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority. In 2006, Soltis was a recipient of the PRSA Silver Anvil Award for B2B Marketing for the work he led in developing UPS’s global customer conference, Longitudes. A graduate of the University of North Texas and Mary Washington College, Soltis also serves on the Advisory Board of the College of Science and Technology at Georgia Southern University. He is the author of two travel guide books and lives in suburban Atlanta with his wife, Stacy, and two children, Annie and Christopher.

bruce120Bruce Danielson is a thought leadership consultant who designs and implements strategic communications programs to help companies achieve their next level of growth. He recently completed an 11-year career as Executive Communications Manager at UPS, where he was responsible for message platform development, forum placement, speech writing and message repackaging to support the company’s senior executive communications strategy. Prior to joining UPS, he served as a speechwriter and event manager at MCI. Danielson began his corporate communications career at Harland, serving as Director of Corporate Communications. Away from the world of thought leadership, Bruce plays old-time fiddle and is an avid whitewater canoeist and hiker. He lives in Atlanta with his musical wife.

Publicity_photo120David Murray writes and speaks about communication—business, political and personal. He’s editor of Vital Speeches of the Day, a monthly collection of the best speeches in the world. He writes about sports, people, politics and travel for magazines, newspapers and websites. publications and websites. And he discusses the communication life at his popular personal blog, Writing Boots.

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